@CatieSlaughts IMPRS-HD for positions in Heidelberg (at the University as well as the Max Planck). Application deadline is November 10, for details see here https://t.co/PiWX6z8w6m
@astro_biscuit@TomHaworthAstro The other is by Sharda et al (https://t.co/V6bAVyrWZt). Bottom line: even in the Pop. III context, with weak turbulence, there's substantial run-to-run variation in the degree of fragmentation and the resulting protostellar mass function
@astro_biscuit@TomHaworthAstro In case you missed them, there are a couple of recent papers looking at a similar issue in the context of Pop. III star formation. One is by my former student Katharina Wollenberg (https://t.co/o91C2lXJXm)
.@alexanderpji: measure of [Ba/H] in 17 stars. Measure dispersion in [Ba/H] of ~0.2 dex (+/- 0.1 dex). Attributable to inhomog. mixing? If so, simulations should produce this level of scatter. #FirstStarsVI
.@alexanderpji: use r-process galaxy Reticulum II to measure inhomog. metal mixing - can do this as we know all the r-proc. elems come from the same enriching event #FirstStarsVI